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English: Small U.S. Post Office in Wilder near Cookeville, Tennessee. It Serves Area Residents, Many of Whom Live on Welfare Or Pensions the Flag Pole Is From the Trunk of a Small Pine Tree. In the Background Is an Old Coal Tipple Which Is Abandoned 04/1974 |
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| Author | Jack Corn |
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